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Marines turn to new tech to produce deadlier shooters
The Marine Corps wants its riflemen to be even more lethal marksmen – and wants to use updated tech to get troops to hit the mark. See how they plan to do it.
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New ponchos look to make troops invisible to infrared, thermal scopes
The war in Ukraine has shown that neither darkness or concealment hides troops from optics on drones and sniper rifles. Two companies look to change the game.
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Want a higher education degree after service? Follow these tips
Veterans who want to go to college after they get out of the military face a unique set of challenges. Two experts weigh in on how to smooth the transition.
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Highlights: Service Members of the Year 2024 awards
See big moments from the 2024 Service Members of the Year gala event in Washington, D.C.
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What tech and gear to special ops troops want? A roundup from SOF Week
Loitering munitions, drones, and new stealthy swimmer delivery vehicles – a look at some of the items on offer at SOF Week 2024 in Tampa.
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Long range undersea drone can recharge its own batteries
Defense developers are looking for new ways to provide better information about the ocean floor. Meet Terradepth and its long-range UUV.
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Secretary of the Air Force flies in AI-driven fighter jet
See the Air Force’s leader ride in an F-16 with artificial intelligence at the controls as the force seeks to show off new capabilities.
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Thermal / red dot combo on display at Modern Day Marine
Looking to innovate in troop optics, Thales displays the XTRAIM sight that combines thermal and red-dot capabilities in a direct visual channel.
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Could an enemy hijack your GPS signal? Only if you don’t defend it
An expert on ‘GPS spoofing’ visits Defense News Weekly to talk about how the threat impacts the military.
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Want to go alone? Check out this private field toilet
For troops in the field, a shovel and some open air are the only bathrooms available. Meet one Marine veteran offering a bit of privacy with the InstaPrivy.
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Marines turn to new tech to produce deadlier shooters
The Marine Corps wants its riflemen to be even more lethal marksmen – and wants to use updated tech to get troops to hit the mark. See how they plan to do it.
-
New ponchos look to make troops invisible to infrared, thermal scopes
The war in Ukraine has shown that neither darkness or concealment hides troops from optics on drones and sniper rifles. Two companies look to change the game.
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Want a higher education degree after service? Follow these tips
Veterans who want to go to college after they get out of the military face a unique set of challenges. Two experts weigh in on how to smooth the transition.
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Highlights: Service Members of the Year 2024 awards
See big moments from the 2024 Service Members of the Year gala event in Washington, D.C.
-
What tech and gear to special ops troops want? A roundup from SOF Week
Loitering munitions, drones, and new stealthy swimmer delivery vehicles – a look at some of the items on offer at SOF Week 2024 in Tampa.
-
Long range undersea drone can recharge its own batteries
Defense developers are looking for new ways to provide better information about the ocean floor. Meet Terradepth and its long-range UUV.
-
Secretary of the Air Force flies in AI-driven fighter jet
See the Air Force’s leader ride in an F-16 with artificial intelligence at the controls as the force seeks to show off new capabilities.
-
Thermal / red dot combo on display at Modern Day Marine
Looking to innovate in troop optics, Thales displays the XTRAIM sight that combines thermal and red-dot capabilities in a direct visual channel.
-
Could an enemy hijack your GPS signal? Only if you don’t defend it
An expert on ‘GPS spoofing’ visits Defense News Weekly to talk about how the threat impacts the military.
-
Want to go alone? Check out this private field toilet
For troops in the field, a shovel and some open air are the only bathrooms available. Meet one Marine veteran offering a bit of privacy with the InstaPrivy.
-
Marines turn to new tech to produce deadlier shooters
The Marine Corps wants its riflemen to be even more lethal marksmen – and wants to use updated tech to get troops to hit the mark. See how they plan to do it.
-
New ponchos look to make troops invisible to infrared, thermal scopes
The war in Ukraine has shown that neither darkness or concealment hides troops from optics on drones and sniper rifles. Two companies look to change the game.
-
Want a higher education degree after service? Follow these tips
Veterans who want to go to college after they get out of the military face a unique set of challenges. Two experts weigh in on how to smooth the transition.
-
Highlights: Service Members of the Year 2024 awards
See big moments from the 2024 Service Members of the Year gala event in Washington, D.C.
-
What tech and gear to special ops troops want? A roundup from SOF Week
Loitering munitions, drones, and new stealthy swimmer delivery vehicles – a look at some of the items on offer at SOF Week 2024 in Tampa.
-
Long range undersea drone can recharge its own batteries
Defense developers are looking for new ways to provide better information about the ocean floor. Meet Terradepth and its long-range UUV.
-
Secretary of the Air Force flies in AI-driven fighter jet
See the Air Force’s leader ride in an F-16 with artificial intelligence at the controls as the force seeks to show off new capabilities.
-
Thermal / red dot combo on display at Modern Day Marine
Looking to innovate in troop optics, Thales displays the XTRAIM sight that combines thermal and red-dot capabilities in a direct visual channel.
-
Could an enemy hijack your GPS signal? Only if you don’t defend it
An expert on ‘GPS spoofing’ visits Defense News Weekly to talk about how the threat impacts the military.
-
Want to go alone? Check out this private field toilet
For troops in the field, a shovel and some open air are the only bathrooms available. Meet one Marine veteran offering a bit of privacy with the InstaPrivy.













